Tag Archives: Earthquake

Not wishing to be alarmist about Katla, which I’ve been following for several months, I do wonder if a pattern in the (minor) earthquakes currently is in any way significant. The thumbnail image above is from Erik Klemetti’s blog post … Continue reading →

After correct analysis ahead of concrete news from Japan on Saturday, more analysis from ex-nuclear physicist Kevin today. While the media is speculating like crazy and ‘official sources’ are playing down the risks, to a former AGR designer, it looks … Continue reading →

Kevin has been ‘spot on’ so far in his informed speculation about events at the Fukushima I plant in the aftermath of the tsunami (previous post here), so I thought I’d share a bit more. First, we just wanted to … Continue reading →

Kevin, who is an ex-nuclear physicist with over 20 years experience of working in the industry has been providing an interesting commentary on the developments at the nuclear plants in Japan after the earthquake. I thought readers might be interested … Continue reading →